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Question - Josh is a 27 year-old male who recently moved back in with his parents after his partner was killed by a drunk driver 3 months ago. His partner, who he'd been dating for the past 4 years, was walking across a busy intersection to meet him for lunch one day. He still vividly remembers the horrific scene as the drunk driver ran the red light, hitting his partner right before his eyes. No matter how hard he tries to forget, he frequently finds himself reliving the entire incident as if it was happening all over. Since the accident, Josh has been plagued with nightmares about the accident almost every night. He had to quit his job because his office was located in the building right next to the little café where he was meeting his partner for lunch that day. The few times he attempted to return to work were unbearable for him. He has since avoided that entire area of town. Normally an outgoing, fun-loving guy, Josh has become increasingly withdrawn, "jumpy", and irritable since his partner's death. He's stopped working out, playing his guitar, or playing basketball with his friends-all activities he once really enjoyed. His parents worry about how detached and emotionally flat he's become.

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